Ann Street Curb Cut (PH-2)

Speaking for the property owner's side, argued the closure was pre-decided and the safety case is thin.

Nearby resident supported closure, describing drivers reversing across the sidewalk.

Former bike commuter on that block supported the closure.

Criticized the process and lack of public engagement; suggested a curbless design accommodating deliveries and the food truck.

Opposed the closure, calling the 1958 letter a weak basis and framing it as a blow to small business.

Countered that the site has alley access and few legal spaces, and called the curb cut a public nuisance.

Downtown resident said litigation costs leave the owner without practical recourse.

Transportation Commission member (speaking personally) supported the closure.

Ward 4 resident supported the closure, citing near-misses as a pedestrian.